Compare Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) and Mailgun 
- Users report that Mailgun excels in "High-Volume Sending" with a score of 9.0, making it a preferred choice for businesses that require sending large volumes of emails efficiently. In contrast, Amazon SES, while capable, does not match this level of performance in high-volume scenarios.
- Reviewers mention that Mailgun's "Custom Unsubscribe" feature scores 8.3, allowing for better compliance and user experience, whereas Amazon SES's score of 7.5 indicates it may not offer the same level of customization for unsubscribe options.
- G2 users highlight Mailgun's "Mail Send API" with a score of 9.4, which is praised for its ease of integration and reliability. Amazon SES follows closely with a score of 9.0, but some users feel it lacks the same level of user-friendly documentation.
- Users on G2 appreciate Mailgun's "Detailed Server Logs" feature, scoring 8.5, which provides comprehensive insights into email performance. In comparison, Amazon SES's score of 7.5 suggests that its logging capabilities may not be as robust or user-friendly.
- Reviewers say that Mailgun's "Webhooks" feature scores 8.9, allowing for real-time notifications and integrations, which many users find essential for their workflows. Amazon SES, with a score of 8.2, is seen as slightly less effective in this area.
- Users report that Mailgun's "Email Segmentation" feature, scoring 8.0, is particularly useful for targeted marketing campaigns, while Amazon SES's score of 7.5 indicates it may not provide the same level of segmentation capabilities, which could impact marketing effectiveness.
- 100 emails per day
- Ticket support
- RESTful email APIs and SMTP relay
Is not a good practice to have in the same server the web services and the email services. Sending emails use resources, and if you are hacked, you can send thousands of spam email from your IP and have problems. Using external service as Amazon, is the...
Because Amazon SES is so cheap and easy to setup it is sometimes abused by spammers. This means that it can have poor deliverability rates with major email providers. They keep a record of which IPs send spam, and penalise those IPs. They also prioritise...
Most of all their control panel is very easy to use, just add your domain, add some DNS records and you're ready to go. They offer 10000 free emails every month, that's enough for regular emails. The log file is also very helpful to see where are problems....
awful customer service. i signed up for a trial and then my account was disabled as soon as i started using it, citing that there were problems verifying my business (even though it was already verified). i was asked a few questions about the nature of my...
Is not a good practice to have in the same server the web services and the email services. Sending emails use resources, and if you are hacked, you can send thousands of spam email from your IP and have problems. Using external service as Amazon, is the...
Most of all their control panel is very easy to use, just add your domain, add some DNS records and you're ready to go. They offer 10000 free emails every month, that's enough for regular emails. The log file is also very helpful to see where are problems....
Because Amazon SES is so cheap and easy to setup it is sometimes abused by spammers. This means that it can have poor deliverability rates with major email providers. They keep a record of which IPs send spam, and penalise those IPs. They also prioritise...
awful customer service. i signed up for a trial and then my account was disabled as soon as i started using it, citing that there were problems verifying my business (even though it was already verified). i was asked a few questions about the nature of my...
